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Rebecca Branstetter
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Congratulations to our NAPPA Award Winners: Michelle Borba and Rushworth M. Kidder
Michelle Borba’s The Big Book of Parenting Solutions: 101 Answers to Your Everyday Challenges and Wildest Worries and Rushworth M. Kidder’s Good Kids, Tough Choices: How Parents Can Help Their Children Do the Right Thing win 2011 National Parenting Publications … Read more.
Parenting Guest Blog by Richard Hawley
Looking for Better Things for Boys by Richard Hawley, Ph.D. This fall as millions of children have headed back to school an undeniable cloud hovers over what has traditionally been an upbeat and hopeful ritual. The news about American schooling is … Read more.
Parenting Guest Blog by Fred Frankel
Understanding a Child’s Reputation at School–The Good A child’s social status in the school community is defined by how liked or disliked a child is by others he is likely to associate with. Early into their school experience, much of … Read more.
Fred Frankel
Parenting (Los Angeles, CA) Fred Frankel PhD is one of the world’s leading experts on solving childrens’ problems with social skills. He’s director of the world renowned UCLA Parent Training & Childrens’ Social Skills Programs and also a Professor in the … Read more.
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Michele Borba
Parenting (Palm Springs, CA) Michele Borba is the renowned consultant and educator — recipient of the National Educator Award and author of seven outstanding parenting books from Jossey-Bass, and Imprint of Wiley, including: Parents Do Make a Difference, named by … Read more.
Alan Greene
Parenting (Danville, CA) Dr. Alan Greene is a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine, the President of the Society for Participatory Medicine, on the board of directors of Healthy Child Healthy World and the Organic Center. … Read more.
Kimberly Clayton Blaine
Parenting (Los Angeles, CA) Kimberley Clayton Blaine, MA, MFT is the Director of the Early Childhood Mental Health Campaign, funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services (SAMHSA). She is on the staff at Cal Tech’s Children Center … Read more.
Eileen Kennedy-Moore
Parenting (Princeton, NJ) Eileen Kenney-Moore, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist with a busy private practice who frequently speaks at schools and conferences about children’s feelings and friendships. She is the author of an award-winning children’s book, What About Me? Twelve … Read more.
Ann E. Densmore
Parenting Anne Densmore, Ed.D. has appeared on TODAY, and in Redbook Magazine, and has taught language and social communication to hundreds of children for more than 30 years, guiding parents and teachers on how to work with children. She has … Read more.
Lenore Skenazy
Parenting (Jackson Heights, NY) Lenore Skenazy has a syndicated newspaper column appearing in more than 100 papers including the late New York Sun, the New York Daily News, and Advertising Age. She’s been on NPR shows, including “All Things Considered” … Read more.